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托马斯·诺尔斯教授于2007年在英国剑桥大学获得生物物理学博士学位,随后在哈佛大学(美国硕士)工作,2015年回到剑桥大学担任讲师,并获得教授职位。他是Fluidic Analytics(英国剑桥)的创始人兼首席科学官,该公司是一家开发下一代蛋白质分析平台的生物技术公司,该平台可在溶液中本地条件下运行。在这里,他与Future Drug Discovery编辑Jennifer Straiton谈论了Fluidic Analytics的新平台Fluidity One-W,讨论了它是如何工作的,以及它能为药物发现领域带来什么好处。
Professor Tuomas Knowles gained his PhD in biophysics from the University of Cambridge (UK) in 2007 and went on to work at Harvard University (MA, USA) before returning to Cambridge as a lecturer, gaining professorship in 2015. He is the founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Fluidic Analytics (Cambridge, UK), a biotech company developing next-generation protein analysis platforms that operate under native conditions in solution. Here he speaks to Future Drug Discovery Editor Jennifer Straiton about Fluidic Analytics' new platform Fluidity One-W, discussing how it works and what benefit it can bring to the field of drug discovery.